Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01
wilson: s VIM. Ballantyue: q. Richard r. Nor

Wilson; 5. VIM. Ballantyne; 9. Richard T. Nor
sell; Geo: w. Casilear: 9. Henry A Griswold.
ton Hughes; 4. Chas T. Hovey; 8. Alex I. Britton
9. Robt. Reyburn and VIM. II. A. Wormley;
Archibald Greenless; 9. henry A. Griswold-
Streets, avenues and alleys-l. Hamilton h. Gray
NJ. l. Weller: 3 Silas c. Clarke; L. Noble ID. Lar
ner and Henry Strasburger; 5. WIN. S. Thompson
8; Thos J. Luttrel: Z. Chas Becker: 8. Henry A
Water supply and sewerage-l. Abraham De
pue; 2 Elmon A. Adams; 3. Josiah Millard: A.
{. Richards; >. Lewis Clephane; 6. VIM. II. single
ton; T. Louis W. Richie; Q. Henry A. Linger.
steam railroads.. Chas. d. Church; =. s. Tay
ior S SUIT LST n Chapel Isaac johnson
G. Waters; g. stephen NJ. Golden
Street railroads.. John f. " Wilkinson: 2
John w. Bayne; 3, Elias ]. I'M; 4. WV Burdette
stephen NJ. Golden.
Harbors ana wharves-l. Charles b. Church; 2
J: H. Richards; B. 7. w. Smith; 4. Adolf Ciuss; 5
T. A. Lambert; g. II. L Biscoe; Z. r b. Tenney; 3
II. A. Griswold.
Light. A. II. Stephenson: 2 @. T. Hardin; 3
C. II. Robinson; 4. Z. W. Dom: s. T. Somerviue;
Roads and bridges-L W. II. Baum; 2. J. f
Herrel; 3 G. W.. Holland; 4. c: Rupert; ). E
Francis Riggs; 9. c. Wilmer; z. W. Laird; q
stephen VI. Golden.
Law and order-l. c. H. Barker; .. Thos. s. Far
row; 8. s. II. Walker; 4. Mills Dean; 5. w. War
ing; o. VIM o. Baldwin; z. J. I. Mitchell; 9. A. j.
Public charities-1. W. H. Baum; .. s A. H. Nc.
Kim; 3 L Chappel; 4. S. Wolf; 5. W. C. Morrl-
Linger.
Public buildings for the District-l O. T. Thomp.
son; 2. j. E. Herrel; 3. W. {. Dodge; 4. NJ. o. En-
cry; 8. j. y. Wilson; g. A. b. Mullet; z. j. q.
Waters; 8. A. j. Curtis.
Public reservations and parks-l. A. F. Barber;
2 NJ. 1 Weller; 3. ID. I. Jones; 4. T. w. Fowler;
D. 5. w. Dyer; q. c. Carlisle; 9. 5. T. Brown; ..
j. Curtis.
The consideration OF these nominations was
postponed until the next meeting.
THE COUNTY REPRESENTATION.
Messrs. Spear and Frizzell, OF the county, made
statements showing that the representatives from
that part OF the District had been unable to
their differences and asking that the central
committee do ii. This district TO which wa:
assigned representation OF nve on the genera
committee, sent six delegates, chosen by asso
cations In different parts OF the county, and The
question has been whether the Mount Pleasant
yield.
Mr.. Weller proposed that the part OF the county
east OF Bunker Hill road should have two and lii,
part west OF that road Jnree delegates.
AFTER some discussion the matter was referred
to committee composed or the chairmen OF the
different delegations.
THE INVITATION FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Mr.. Fendan read a communication from tn,
school board inviting a conference on matters re
lating to school management. which have beer
criticised In report made to Citizens Association
No. 4.
Mr.. Pelham moved that the matter be referred
to the committee on schools when appointed.
with instructions" added MIR. Larner Ito con
Ter with the board OF trustees when they show .,
this association that they have power TO adopt an,
rule that may be proposed In this conference"
Upon Mr.. Wellers motion the subject was post
poned until the next meeting, TO be held two week:
from last night